How to "hack" a cheap 4 Channel MT-600 Transmitter into a 6 Channel

I decided to write a short tutorial on how to add 2 extra channels to my MT-600 transmitter, it's relatively easy, but basic soldering skills are required (being able to hold a soldering iron ;) )

What you need:

• Any cheap Soldering Iron
• Some Solder
• 5 pieces of wire (approx. 10 - 15cm)
• a two position switch
• a three position switch
• Skrewdriver

This is how you do it:

• unscrew all 6 Philips head screws (4 big and 2 small ones)

• At the back of the main PCB you will see 5 soldering pins in total (two at the top and three on the bottom)

• simply solder the two pins at the top in the right direction and the three bottom pins to the left. It should look like this:



• The three wires should now be soldered to the three connections on your three-way switch. As you can see in my picture the switch surprisingly fitted right into the drilled holes of the upper left PCB

• The two wires can now be soldered onto the two-way switch

• To close the hatch just screw it back together, don't forget the tiny ones at the top

There you go, that's how easy it is to convert a 4 to a 6 channel Receiver (at least this type).

As you can see I did some further modification by soldering two wires to the power pins on the main PCB. I don't like these Nimh Batteries very much so I wanted some extra power connectors coming out of the case to be connected to a lipo cell. You can see the result in the picture (sry for the bad quality)

There also seem to be a three trainer connections, but I wasn't able to figure out how they work. Would've been useless anyway because I don't own a second Transmitter :P